Worcester residents managing yard waste or hazardous materials have a municipal option through the Department of Public Works & Parks. Operating a residential drop-off center, DPW&P handles yard waste disposal and accepts hazardous household items that curbside pickup won’t take. The service covers Worcester and operates on weekends, making it accessible for homeowners juggling weekday schedules. With a 4.1-star rating from 18 reviews, customers have found it a straightforward alternative to private rental services, particularly for smaller jobs or one-time cleanups. Whether you’re clearing brush from fall yard work or need proper disposal for paint cans and batteries, the drop-off model means you control the timing. Contact them at (508) 929-1300 or visit their website to confirm current hours and what materials they accept.
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| Prohibited items | commercial waste, motor oil |
| Also serves | Worcester |
Frequently asked questions
What types of yard waste does DPW&P accept?
The Worcester drop-off center accepts yard waste including leaves, branches, and grass clippings. Contact (508) 929-1300 to confirm current accepted materials and any volume limits for individual drop-offs.
Can I drop off hazardous materials on weekends?
Yes, DPW&P offers weekend service for their drop-off center. Hazardous materials like paint, batteries, and cleaning products are accepted. Call ahead to confirm specific weekend hours and which items they’re currently accepting.
Is DPW&P's drop-off center available only in Worcester?
The residential drop-off center serves Worcester residents. If you’re outside Worcester, contact DPW&P at (508) 929-1300 to ask about service availability in your area or alternative options.
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